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Key Guide Key Guide Function Keys Goes to the Games menu. Located on the bottom of the unit, turns the Goes to the MP3 unit on or off. player. At the translation entry Goes to the translation screen, displays the entry screen.
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Key Guide Key Guide screen. Searches for a Toggles between all translation, performs a caps and mixed caps calculation, selects an input. item, plays/stops an MP3 file, or confirms a Displays the Setup deletion. menu. Direction Keys Returns to your previous location.
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Key Guide Key Guide translator entry, press Press the control to move to wheel up to increase the next entry. When the volume in the mp3 playing an MP3, press player or change to to adjust the the previous home city volume and press in the clock.
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Key Guide Key Guide Calculator Keys L(%) Calculates a percentage. Adds M(.) Inserts a decimal Subtracts point. Adds the number on Multiplies the screen to the number stored in Divides memory. Q–P Types numbers. –) Subtracts the number G(+/-) Changes the number on the screen from the on the screen to a number stored in...
Understanding Your Device Microphone Screen in lid Power On/Off Screen in lid: The screen of your device is contained in the lid. To expose the keyboard, the lid must be moved up. Apply light pressure with your thumbs to the bottom of the device until you hear the lid move past the catch.
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Understanding Your Device Control Speaker Wheel Headphone USB Port Jack Speaker: The speaker is located in the upper right corner on the back of your device. For best results, do not cover the speaker. Headphone Jack: The headphone jack is located on the bottom right side of your device, when looking at the back.
Resetting Your Device If the keyboard fails to respond, or if the screen performs erratically, perform a system reset by following the steps below. 1. Use a paper clip to gently press the reset button on your unit. The reset button is recessed in a pin-sized hole on the back of the unit, below the speaker.
Battery Information Battery Information Your TGA-490 uses a If you are using the AC rechargeable battery of capacity adapter, plug one end into a 530 mAH. Battery power lasts for power source and the USB about 1 week of normal translator...
Product Care Product Care Your device is designed to be • Do not expose your device light, compact and durable. to moisture, extreme However, it is an electronic temperatures or other device and must be treated adverse conditions. Avoid carefully. Putting unnecessary storing it in damp, humid or pressure on it or striking the wet places.
Getting Started Getting Started Before you can use your You can select one of the device, the battery must be following 12 languages: charged for approximately 3 English, French, German, hours. You can do this by Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, connecting your device to your Dutch, Polish, Russian, PC using the provided USB Japanese, Chinese, or Korean.
Changing the Settings Changing the Settings Your TGA-490 allows you to Device Language allows you adjust the volume, adjust the to change the message shutoff time, set the clock, turn language, that is, the a key tone on or off, change the...
Setting the Clock Setting the Clock Home City DST sets whether 1. Press or not you are currently in 2. Use to highlight Clock Daylight Saving Time. Setup and then press Time Format determines whether you use a 12 hour The Clock Setup menu is or 24 hour clock.
Setting the Clock Using the Main Menu Your TGA-490 contains a top- 5. Press to highlight level menu to help you find the your choice and then features contained in your press to select it. device. Note: For the Time and Date 1.
Using the Main Menu Using the Alarm Clock Mode displays the 1. Press until you see clock. Alarm at the top of the MP3 opens the MP3 player. screen. Setup opens the Settings 2. Press to highlight menu. Alarm Switch, Clock, Time Setup, or Alarm Mode.
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Setting the Source and Using the Alarm Target Languages The source language is the 3. Press to see your language in which you enter a options. word at the translator entry 4. Press to highlight screen. The target language is your choice and then the language in which you wish press...
Setting the Source and Translating Words Target Languages You can use this translator to 2. Press translate words from a source 3. Press to highlight language to a target language. the source language you You can change the source and want and then press target languages at any time.
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Translating Words Translating Words word, if available, is Press to delete letters or automatically highlighted. press to clear the input 4. Press to look up the box. You can type accent translation of the highlighted word. marks, diacritical marks and A list of translations that capital letters, but they are matches the highlighted...
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Translating Words Translating Words want to see and then press Press to hear the source word or phrase pronounced. to see its entry. Press Press to hear the target to return to the translator word or phrase pronounced. entry screen and then press Note: For Chinese, to clear the input box Japanese, Korean and...
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Understanding Understanding Input Methods Input Methods When entering a word in be displayed at the entry Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or screen. Note: To enter the Russian source language, there long vowel character, press are a few differences from the , use the arrow keys to languages with Roman-based highlight the character and alphabets.
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Understanding Translating Phrases Input Methods • For Russian, type letters Note: The phrases in this according to your device’s product are listed in the current keyboard. Note: Russian source language. To find letters are indicated at the translations of phrases, do the lower right of the keys.
Translating Phrases Using the Contact List This product has a contact list 4. Press to see the where you can save names, translation. phone numbers and other If there is more than one contact information. The total screen of data, use amount of entries that you can read.
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Using the Contact List Using the Contact List Each name can contain up phone number fields, to 30 characters, including number input is automatically spaces. active. To delete a character, press 4. Press to move to the next field. Note: In the Name, E-mail, Press to move to the and Company fields, you can...
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Using the Contact List Using the Contact List Viewing or Editing 6. Make your changes. To delete a character, press Entries . Press and then the 1. Press letter to type a capital. Type Your list of entries is a letter and then press displayed in alphabetical to add an accent to the letter order.
Using the Contact List Using the Calculator Deleting Entries Making Calculations 1. Press 1. Press until you see the calculator. Your list of entries is displayed. 2. Type a number. 2. Press to scroll You can type up to 10 digits. down or up through the To enter a negative number, list one line at a time or...
Using the Calculator Using the Converters practice using the calculator The converter allows you to memory: (32 x 12) – (8 x 8) = easily convert measurements 320. and currency. 1. Press until you see the Making Metric calculator. Conversions 2.
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Using the Converters Using the Converters Making Currency Press to delete a Conversions number. To type a decimal point, press M(.). 1. Press until you see 4. Press the converter. 5. Type the amount for the 2. Press to highlight home or other currency.
Playing the Games Playing the Games There are five fun games for 3. Use to highlight you to choose from: Hangman, the skill level you want and Quiz, Magic Lottery, Memory, then press and Keyboard Wiz. The current setting is marked. Selecting a Game Hangman 1.
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Playing the Games Playing the Games Press to hear the source 4. Press to show the word pronounced. word and end the round. 3. Pronounce the word to 5. Press to play a new yourself and try to guess round. its translation.
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Playing the Games Playing the Games set to max. That is, there are 2. Press to highlight at least as many possibilities Memory and then press as the amount of numbers you want picked. The default 3. Use the arrow keys to is 49.
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Playing the Games Playing the Games 5. Continue to press the Press to return to the list buttons of the letters as of games. they appear on the screen. Keyboard Wiz As you press letters, you advance levels and the Keyboard Wiz challenges you letters increase their speed.
Using Voice Memos Using Voice Memos Your TGA-490 contains a voice Note: When there are 15 memo feature where you can minutes or less remaining of record reminders or ideas and available memory, a play them back later. message is displayed to...
Playing the Games Using the MP3 Player Deleting a Voice Memo Your device comes with a built- in MP3 player. Your MP3 songs While viewing the list of will continue to play even if you saved voice memos, you can leave the MP3 player to look up a word or perform another delete a memo to clear...
Using the MP3 Player Using the MP3 Player 3. Click My Computer on 7. When the transfer is your PC. complete, disconnect the USB cable. You see a new “Removable Disk” drive connected to your 8. Press computer. Selecting a Song 4.
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Using the MP3 Player Using the MP3 Player Viewing Lyrics playing. Simply press the control wheel up or down. A song’s lyrics will display Sorting Your Song automatically while listening to a song when no key has List been pressed for a few You can select how you want to seconds.
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Using the MP3 Player Using the MP3 Player Ordering Your Repeat sets your MP3 player to play all the songs in your Playback device in order and then You can select how you want to start from the beginning once hear the songs saved in your they have all been played.
Info & Support heading. Search the the song you want to list of manuals for the product delete. number (TGA-490) and click the link 3. Press to highlight to see the latest revision of the user’s guide. Delete.
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FCC Notice Warranties particular installation. If this Except as specifically provided equipment does cause harmful herein, Franklin makes no interference to radio or television warranty of any kind, express reception, which can be determined or implied, with respect to this by turning the equipment off and on, product.
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Limited Warranty (EU and Switzerland) Notwithstanding the disclaimer of warranties above, this product, excluding batteries and liquid crystal display (LCD), is guaranteed by Franklin to be free of defects in materials or workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase.